Sentence examples for general species from inspiring English sources

Zhang, J., Kapli, P., Pavlidis, P. & Stamatakis, A. A general species delimitation method with applications to phylogenetic placements.

In general, species with high abundance in urban environments are generalist species, whereas specialists have declined.

In general, species are considered to be genetically isolated from one another they cannot interbreed to produce fertile young.

Now, he must win over technocrats, economists and government officials across Europe, most of whom take a fairly dim view of distressed debt investors as a general species.

In general, species richness was consistently congruent only between butterflies and plants, whereas correlations involving farmland birds were mainly weak and showed contrasting patterns depending on regional context.

If the reefs died off here during the last interglacial and the Red Sea had to be recolonized from the Indian Ocean, could we still expect the same general species make-up before and after this dramatic environmental event?

As with pulmonary gas exchange per se, the principles are similar across the mammalian species, permitting a general, species-independent description.

Comparison with other phytoplasma genomes showed that modification methylases were, in general, species-specific.

Genetic factors determine the general species-specific call repertoire of a primate species, while social factors can influence the fine structure of some the call types.

However, prophage sequences are commonly found in our collection of E. faecium and E. faecalis strains and are in general species-specific, suggesting HGT events as well as vertical transmission of these prophage sequences.

We discuss a general -species discrete Kolmogorov system with time lags.